It is on a sticker on the top of the box. But like Big Daddy said, any seat made in 2009 will expire Dec. 2015.
For only $25, I got it anyway.
The Turbo booster is not the booster that I will want to use when we eventually move to a booster full time.
It is one that I basically want to have on hand in case of an emergency situation.
I know it fits little kids well, which is important since Jordan is getting older, but really isn't getting bigger.
DH and I discussed it more, and we plan to use it only for driving him to school in the morning, and taking him home from daycare from now, until the end of the school year this year. (BTW, the daycare lady is basically 15 houses away from us on DH's way home from work.)
It is in our car along with a harnessed seat. The harnessed seat will be used on all other rides.
We want to feel confident that he can ride appropriately in the booster if need be. Especially since we are not exactly sure who will care for him when the baby is born (and that may change depending on exactly when the baby is born). We also want him to have experience sitting in the car correctly for school bus field trips later this year.
Once the baby is born, the booster will go in the garage and will be there as a spare. Jordan will be harnessed full time throughout the summer and my maternity leave.
By the time school starts back up again, we will reevaluate how we want to do drop off at school, and what seat we will use. But, we will still have the turbo as a good spare if we need it.
I'd much rather see him in something like the parkway with the slideguard, but he couldn't use that until he is 40 pounds. (silly to me since the little guys are more likely to need it. It doesn't fit the nitch of the Older kids that are under 40 pounds. Jordan won't likely hit 40 until his is 7 or 8.)
